Ø160mm 4 Meter Acrobat Arm And Mounting Bracket Welding Fume Extractor / Video

Ø160mm 4 Meter Acrobat Arm and Mounting Bracket Welding Fume Extractor

The ProfAir F40T is equipped with an Ø160mm diameter and 4 meters of reach, featuring an articulated arm and mounting bracket, making it a superior welding fume extraction system. Its laser-cut internal joint mechanism and flame retardant TPU flex hose enhance the durability and safety of this model.

Specially Designed F Series: The ProfAir F Series is specifically developed to effectively extract welding fumes, oil smoke, steam, and dust in workshops. Offering solutions tailored to users' needs, this series provides two standard hood options and various hose options for flexibility.

Advanced Usability Features: The F Series arms, with their internally articulated structures and joint-covering flex hose, offer easy handling and maximum flexibility. The 360-degree rotating mechanism expands the usable area and simplifies both installation and maintenance.

Balanced and Controlled Movement: A special friction material allows the articulated arms to maintain balance even at 180° and facilitates easy maneuverability. This feature further simplifies usage and enhances work efficiency.

Personalized Equipment Options: The ProfAir F40T offers customized equipment options for customers. These options include various hose extensions, types of hoods, movable and fixed extension devices of desired lengths, wall and fan connection devices, and air duct connection devices.

Technical Specifications:

• Diameter: Ø160mm
• Reach: 4 Meters
• Mechanism: Internally Articulated Laser Cut
• Hose Type: TPU Flex, Flame Retardant
• Hood: Lightweight Aluminum, High Efficiency
• Maximum Movement Angle: 360 Degrees
• Arm Balance Angle: 180 Degrees
• Arm Connection: Joint-Top Flex Hose Covered
• Maintenance Ease: Simple Design, Easy Installation and Maintenance
• Optional Equipment: Various Hose and Hood Options, Extension Devices, Wall and Fan Connection Devices, Air Duct Connection Devices